Scott Clow is a local journalist based in Michigan, with a focus on writing for various media outlets such as ST WENDEL SPORTSMANS CLUB, 99.1 WFMK, and WJIM-AM. He covers a range of topics including local events, sports, and community issues, providing engaging and informative articles for his readers.
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Scott's coverage centers around local Michigan-focused content, including crime, nature, sports, and food. His reliance on data suggests he would be interested in pitches that provide statistical or research-based insights related to his coverage themes.
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By: Scott Clow
If you've been to downtown Lansing lately, you've probably spotted the return of an iconic Christmas
There's a lake in Michigan with a history as turbulent as its waters once were. It's a peaceful destination for kayakers and sunbathers today, but its origins were far from leisurely.
It's hard to believe it's been nearly five years since we've been able to stroll into a Michigan Meijer store at 2:43 a.m. for some day-old donuts, a gallon of milk, a new spatula, and a leaf blower.
Bed bugs are nasty little biters that not only like to suck your blood while you sleep like tiny little vampires, but they also leave disgusting entrails and evidence of their infestations.
It's a tale as old as time: you buy a home, keep it tidy, and—oh, wait—someone else decides to move in without your permission.
While I'm not sure why, I was surprised to find out that Michigan is not only home to seven of the nation's richest people but that one of seven happens to be one of the youngest billionaires in America.
By: Scott Clow
So, here we go again. I'm here; you're here. Why? Because studies like these are fascinating. Why?
The retail apocalypse continues, and this time, Big Lots in writing its won epitaph in Michigan.
Don't be surprised to see the Jackson County Courthouse parking lot morphing into a giant game of whack-a-mole next year. No, gophers haven't unionized.
Why are we so drawn to lists like these? Our curiosity seems to lean to the negative, the rudest , the ugliest , the snobbiest . We can't resist
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